We create and share knowledge to improve the economic viability of New York's farms.
Agricultural practices today are the product of generations of experimentation. When considering the future of agriculture, both in-lab and on-the-farm
Dave Ryan of Madison County elected as chair.Hudson Valley’s Tim Dressel elected as vice chair.Washington County’s Mary Jeanne Packer elected
NYFVI is collaborating with Cornell University’s Quality Milk Production Services (QMPS) to offer support to veterinarians that are interested in
NYFVI Chair, and Livingston County dairy farmer, Rob Noble spoke recently at a Listening Tour hosted by New York State
Our program relies on the insights of New York farmers to to identify the proposals that are the most important
Since the 1970s it’s been a common practice on dairy farms to use “blanket” dry cow therapy; that is to
Jill MacKenzie joined the NYFVI board in 2017 as the representative from the New York State Horticultural Society. Prior to
Farm Viability has long observed that our review panel’s response to a proposal is usually driven by the perceived level
NYFVI is pleased to partner with New York State’s Department of Agriculture and Markets (NYSDAM) to manage the competitive grant program
On January 15th, 2021 NYFVI and Farm Credit East hosted Part 2 of the webinar series: Identifying Common Elements of
